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This post is the first in a two-part series.
Socialists have long criticized capitalism for failing to meet the basic needs of the many while allowing a select few to amass unimaginable riches. But the socialist left’s traditional complain...
Jacobin recently published my review of Les Leopold’s book, The Billionaires Have Two Parties, We Need a Party of Our Own. Leopold argues that labor should run independent populists in red states, a la Dan Osborn in Nebraska. The argument r...
According to an orthodox Marxist viewpoint, the socialist project requires workers to move from being merely a “class in itself” to a “class for itself.” Working-class people constitute a class in itself in virtue of possessing common mater...
There’s a lot of excitement about and interest in the leftward movement of the Democratic Party base. I think it is very much a real development. The election of Zohran Mamdani, the mass turnout for the No Kings protests over the last year,...
(The White House)
Donald Trump’s approval ratings are falling, and Republicans’ fortunes look increasingly bleak. The betting markets now have Democrats as the favorite for retaking the House this year and winning the presidential election...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Researching the transformation of the Democratic Party in the neoliberal era at NYU Sociology. Writing in Jacobin, member of DSA.
Editor at Jacobin, writing at Left Notes, In These Times, Dollars & Sense Catalyst, and elsewhere. Semi-reformed academic philosopher.
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